Iowans Cool to Maddox Warm Up for McGovern
In Iowa the early caucus showed Georgia Governor Lester Maddox drawing light applause with a reforming platform while Sen. McGovern urged fresh support. The state delegation favored Humphrey and McCarthy, with Mondt and others casting mixed votes. Maddox pressed his case on conservative voice and direct aid, citing Gettsburg ideals, as McGovern pressed for agricultural parity and urban justice.
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Separate Assault With Intent Charges In Cedar Rapids
Preliminary informations filed in municipal court allege two Cedar Rapids men fired shots during separate incidents of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Robert Getlin, 42, faces a $2,500 bond after arraignment for firing into a car linked to DeWayne Bemer. John Dawson, 39, also arraigned, was held on $2,500 bond after police say he shot into a bed where his wife Esther slept following a family dispute.
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John Dawson
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Marshalltown Former Mayor Hull Dies at 84
Willard B. Hull, 84, retired farmer and former Marshalltown mayor from 1941 to 1946, died Sunday night in a Marshalltown hospital from injuries suffered August 16 in a car pedestrian accident.
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Marshalltown
Willard B. Hull
Bumped Head and Blackout Trigger Car Crash on Tenth Street
Police say a home blackout led to a two car collision in the 400 block of Tenth Street SE. Carol Shropshire age 70 passed out after a head bump and hit Elias Saba’s rear vehicle. Saba’s wife Akrouche 27 suffered a spine injury. Both treated and released from St Luke’s Hospital with no charges filed.
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Pope Stood South American Excursion Well
Pope Paul the sixth returned from Colombia describing his sixth foreign trip as a happy journey. His doctor said at 70 he is sound despite疲疲 fatigue after long public appearances at Bogota altitude. He told crowds Rome remains home and praised the church social message and the union of labor and freedom.
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Lion Courtesy Escape Spooks Rhinebeck Couple
Police were alerted when a couple reported a lion in their car on Mylan Hill road. The animal, later named Simba, had escaped the Dutchess county fairgrounds and hopped into the small foreign car before an attendant from Roseknoll Animal Farm in Staatsburg retrieved it.
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City Briefs from Prairie area and local services
Regular school board meeting set for Tuesday at 8 p m in the Prairie High School board room. Bowling leagues forming day and night at Tropic Lanes with contact 363 9653. Various ads include Gregory's Hair Styling 5515 Center Pt Rd NE 393 1836, Kenwood Al Anon anniversary dinner Tuesday at Bishops Buffet, fall classes at Florida's Sewing Basket, Klip n Karl, Hairdresser wanted, Hiawatha Optimists work night Wednesday 6 30, Ambassador Lounge East Marion, Dr H L Miller now with University of Iowa Medical School, Mercy hospital visitor policy update, poodle grooming and Manny's Pizza opened in Hiawatha. Cited burglary at King's Palace tavern 132 F avenue NW with unknown cigarette and liquor loss.
Doderer Sees McGovern Favor but Holds Half Vote
Iowa City Senator Rep. Minnette Doderer says she likes George McGovern while undecided on how to cast her half vote. She attended a McGovern talk with other Iowans and notes McGovern’s views on progress and peace and worries about Humphrey’s November chances. Damascus plans a museum from a Roman palace with chiro mosaic work.
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Albert Brandt 63 Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot in Iowa City
Albert Brandt 63 died Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot wound ruled by county medical authorities as a personal safety related incident. He was father to Iowa City Councilman Tim Brandt and survived by a wife two sons Ronald in the air force Eileen Peterson Joyce Wieder Renita Rum melhart 18 grandchildren three brothers and three sisters. Services are set for Thursday at 9 a.m. at St Wenceslaus Catholic church with a rosary on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the George L Gay funeral home.
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Columnists and Arts Featured On Page Eight
A listing of today's columnists and column sections appears on page 8 including editors and contributors such as Art Heusinkveld Russell Baker Betty Beale Abby Van Buren Sylvia Porter Sam Shulsky Cynthia Lowry Leonard Lyons Rex Conn's What's What Gus Schrader Art Buchwald and a TV picture feature. The notice outlines sections across Editorial Entertainment and Humor with named writers and their topics.
Fetus Found at Sewage Plant in Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon sheriff announced the discovery of a female fetus at the Mt Vernon sewage disposal plant after a Sunday finding. Dr. Percy Harris confirmed the fetus was about four months along and from an abortion, with possible criminal abortion due to disposal. The body, found by a plant worker, measured about 9 inches.
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Kilpatrick critiques FDA vitamin hearing on ABC News
James Kilpatrick questions the FDA hearing on vitamins broadcast on ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds on KCRG TV 9 in color at 5 p m weekdays.
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Tentative Cedar Rapids start for Big Brothers project
The Big Brothers program began on a tentative basis in Cedar Rapids on Monday, aiming to recruit adult male volunteers to mentor fatherless Linn county boys aged 5 to 18. Organizers cite a local survey showing about 246 boys need guidance as the group pursues full operation under YMCA and United Community Services plans.
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Kansas Delegation Seeks McCarthy Endorsement at Convention
Iowa Governor Hughes backs McCarthy and urges Kansas delegates to support the nomination. State reporters note Hughes pressed for a binding rule change to keep the convention floor open while the Democratic selection process unfolds.
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Saigon War Action Near Tay Ninh and Da Nang
Reports from the Vietnam front recount a Sunday of heavy clashes. Saigonton was fired on off the North Vietnamese coast with no hits on the cruiser. Near Tay Ninh City, Ben Soi camp faced rockets and mortars with 12 killed and eight wounded. A U S 25th Infantry convoy was ambushed. six Americans killed and 51 wounded in ten hours. In Tam Ky area, 436 enemy troops were slain over the weekend, while U S casualties reached seven dead and 30 wounded. South of Da Nang, Vietnamese troops and Marines killed 108 after cordon and assault on Qua Giang. The Marines also announced the end of Operation Allenbrook with 1,017 enemy killed. U S losses were 171 dead and 937 wounded.
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